The Experiences of Disabled People in Physical Education : Reimagining Pedagogy through First-Person Accounts (Hardcover)

1. Case-based Learning and the Physical Education of Disabled Students,??2. Our Methodology for Case-based Learning and Strategies for Reader Engagement,??3. “I Loved Sports and Physical Activity, but I Hated Physical Education”: Lindsay’s Story,??4. Titanium Strides: Conquering Able-Bodied Physical Education with a Prosthetic Leg,??5. The Search for a Medal,??6. The Difference Between Mainstream [Inclusive] and Adaptive [Self-Contained] Physical Education Classes,??7. The Empty Promise of ‘You Can Do Anything’,??8. Account of My PE Experiences,??9. Too Loud and Sitting Out,??10. “It's Not Really an Activity…That's Just Having a Beach Ball”,??11. A Physical Education Story about Best Friends,??12. The Physical Education Experience through the Eyes of a Teacher with a Disability,??13. An Interview about PE with Carson Jones,??14. Pushing Past Expectations,??15. Autism in the Locker Room,??16. PE and Sports are Awesome!,??17. Fitness with Fun and Friends,??18. Sports as a Bridge to Success in Life,??19. “I Realize How Utterly Absurd My P.E. Experience Was”,??20. Peer Tutors are PE Friends,??21. “Forced Inclusion”: Inclusion Looks Different for Everyone,??22. Our Reflections and Concluding Thoughts